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Hilarious. I have a son at Lafayette College in PA. His roommate hung himself in the woods 10 days ago.The white board on the dorm floor at my Ds college(Williams) has phone numbers for counseling & suicide prevention
Uninformed and misguided are the words I would use to describe people who voted for Sanders. And a lot of Clinton voters too.
I think a whole hell of a lot of us will.
There's a difference between disagreeing on the issues and living in an alternate reality where Donald Trump is going to save the middle class.
If you haven't been exposed to others who suffer from anxiety and depression who can be "set off" by something like this, consider yourself lucky.
I think you're being too optimistic. Keep in mind that a lot of qualified people would have no interest in working in a Trump administration.
Just a quick correction, I didn't vote for Trump and think he will be a horrible President. I'm hoping not, but I don't have much confidence in him.
She doesn't care about them. It was her turn and didn't work out. Those people didn't work hard enough and didn't deserve to hear her talk. What did she have to gain personally by addressing "those" people? That's your answer.
If Flynn and Giuliani are among his cabinet, it's going to be worse than the GW years. Those two are both legitimately crazy and dangerous.
I am not calling them names. I am simply saying anybody who thinks his economic "plan" makes any sense whatsover has no understanding of economics. That isn't name calling, it is just truthful.
The best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter.
Agreed...nothing funny about suicide no matter what the trigger was that puts someone over the edge.
Name calling and truthful aren't mutually exclusive. Calling a co-worker "Fatty" would constitute name-calling, even if she is actually obese.
and the bailout of the banks made sense? At least let 3/4 of them collapse before doing anything. Handing over a ton of money to banks that were leveraged to the hilt betting on home prices continuing to rise. Screw them. They needed to crumble. The small banks not participating in this charade should have been rewarded while the risky decisions were punished.
You just, "call it like it is", huh? Good for you, man. Keep up the good fight.
Wall Street banks aren't all up 4% today because they expect to have less power/control in DC. Your premise is flawed
doubtful. You never let the last 5 banks go under. But you allow a lot of them to fail.
1/2 the country figured that out pre vote. Thankfully. The rest are low energy losers lucky that we prevailed.
Perhaps you haven't been reading my posts.Keep crying in your beer that it's not fair that she got more popular votes.
We'll see, he has a lot of crazy people around him now.
Wall Street makes money when the government can do things. We have a GOP everything. Stuff will get done and the banks will finance it and make money. Infrastructure will likely gain big.
Giuliani as Attorney General
I'm just hoping we get a really good Speaker of the House. Not a Cabinet position, I know.
In a situation where there were virtually no good alternatives, it was judged to be the least bad one at the time. TARP was in many ways successful, even though a lot of people (including me) were fearful that it just perpetuated moral hazard.
Pretty much.
